A scholarship opportunity was shared for women in tech on one of the numerous tech group chats I'm in and a male developer asked - why there were only opportunities targeted at women in the tech space - let us discuss this.

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In light of recent layoffs across the board in the tech industry. Let's talk about practical ways to insure your career against layoffs and recession.

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If you are burnt out, this is for you.

How do you know you are burnt out? Things that energize you now feel like a chore.

In this episode, I go deep and personal about my burnout experience which lasted 3 months and I was able to get out of it. No breathing exercises or yoga (although those may help). Here are 5 steps I took to get my mojo back.

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I started my career in 2020 as a technical developer, it's been 3 fulfilling years as a software developer. I've been told that these are the peak years of my career, and as I plan for these new peak years, I thought it wise to look back on the lessons I've learnt during these times, and how this knowledge can better equip me moving forwards.

I know the lessons here will prove valuable to you.

There have been a long standing argument on the implementation of javascript language to machine code. In fact, the default google response by Stanford says that Javascript is an interpreted language, but recent study and engines would prove this to be not quite true.

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As I reviewed my career and the things I wish to do better, I noticed 3 red flags from my previous work experiences and that I would definitely look out for going forward.

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You may have noticed the name change and the banner change, that's right, we are rebranding. Tech talk with Blossom is now Trant, your host stays the same but the "gist" is in the pudding 😅 Hang tight for the ride.

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00:00 Intro
00:38 Why does trant mean?
01:34: Why are we rebranding?
03:36 A summary of the books I read in July
7:58: Outro

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One of the perks of working in the tech industry is the abundance of opportunities. In this episode, Linda Bankole tells us about her career as a scrum master in the business technology innovation sector.

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00:00 Meet Linda Bankole
00:30 Channel Intro
01:11 How would you describe your job to a 5-year-old?
01:55 How is a scrum master any different from an agile coach?
03:21 Career trajectory leading up to being a scrum master
05:32 Transferrable skills all through her career
07:00 certifications required to be a scrum master
07:54 Perks of being a scrum master
09:55 what would Linda change about being a scrum master
11:56 Coding knowledge required for the position
13:13 Tools scrum masters use
16:47 Phrase you live by in your career
20:40 Outro

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